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Lino Lakes WTP <br />Feasibility Report <br />Cost Estimate Summary <br />No. Description <br />1 Gravity Filters at the West Side Plant $10,698,600 <br />Raw Watermain $2,411,917 <br />Total $13,110,517 <br />2 Gravity Filters at the East Side Plant $10,698,600 <br />Raw Watermain $2,806,643 <br />Total $13,505,243 <br />3 Pressure Filters at the West Side Plant $9,048,600 <br />Raw Watermain $2,411,917 <br />$11,460,517 <br />4 Pressure Filters at the East Side Plant $9,048,600 <br />Raw Watermain $2,806,643 <br />$11,855,243 <br />Financing/Funding: <br />Water treatment plant capital costs (including engineering, administrative, and <br />financing costs) are estimated at $12,050,000, the additional wells and associated <br />distribution system improvements are estimated to cost $4,825,000. This gives a grand <br />total for the water treatment plant and associated well and distribution system <br />improvements of $16,875,000. <br />As the water treatment plant would provide substantial benefit for the existing water <br />customers, water rate increases could be utilized to fund a portion of the project. The <br />remainder of the costs could be funded by a water availability charge for new <br />connections. <br />Capital Improvement Program: <br />The capital improvement program phases in the wells and watermains as needed for <br />population growth. It also shows the centralized storage reservoir and booster station <br />being built in the 2010 to 2012 time period when more storage is necessary. Using the <br />capital improvement program and system layout, the treatment plant can be added in <br />the future and is shown in 2017. The detailed capital improvement program can be <br />found on page 25 of the attached water treatment plant feasibility study. <br />Requested Council Direction <br />• <br />We are requesting feedback from City Council as we continue to finalize the Water <br />Treatment Plant Feasibility Study. <br />5 <br />
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